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The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1887-01-27

The year 1857 opens with promise
Of great business prosperity in this
country. 1t is not probable that the
labor troubles Of 1856 will be re-
peated, or that any event will stand
in the way Of a realization of the
bright prospects in view. The great
industrial establishments Of the ma
ton are in full blast, working to
their utmost capacity, while rail-
roads are all doing a good business.
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EEcHAYIc3.

The following, from one Of oar
exchanges, is AS truthful as it is i'm
portant, and il is especially worth the
serious consideration Of every young
man possessing mechanical genius:
This couGtry ID almost overstock-
ed with professional men; and when.
ever education and ability are united
In q young man. Ls is almost sure "a
quit the practical part Of bis trade,
and becoming a consulting spginsss
Ard m axnNEt lirinR hw facIl fnsfnad
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The pleasant and atfable member
from onr neighboring county OF
Snyder, Hon. a S. Helfrich, has
bosn placed on the following com.
mittoes: Banks, Compare Bills,
Geological Survey, insurance and
Judiciary (Local) Surely enough
to keep him out OF mischief. .-Mif-
finburg Telegraph.
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SHERIFFS SALE OF
REAL ESTATE

by virtue ~ certain writ ofFl ia. Issued
cut OF the Court Of Common Pleas OF Snyder
county, Pa, and 10 me directed / will expose 10
public sale, at the Court House, IN MlddlcbuTgh,
on
Saturday, February 10. 1887,
at 10 o'clock a. IN, the following described real
estate TO wit
Grimm. FL Fa
Being all that certain messuaRe or traei of
land situate In West beaver township, SNYDER
county, Pa, bounded North by lands vi Reuben
Baker, WIN Treaster Ut. al, East by lands OF
George Kline deed, South by lands of Dante !
spigelmyer, decd, Aaron J, Middleswarth and
Levi Trsaster. West BY John Lepley, Isaac
Shiery, ct. al, containing
65 Acres,
and 10 PERCHES moro or loss wherein ara
erected good FRAME DWELLING HOUSE,
Rank Barn,
ana other outbuildings, with good water and
TRACT No. IA Lips Stone lot, bounded
North by lands Of william Decker, Fast BY lands
Of Isaac Shiery. South by lands Of Henry kahley
aud a John kaLlsy. West BY Isnds af Henry Kall-
Ons-ioprtb Acre,
ssIsee, taks9 !slo sRsSutIes go v b seld y
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CAUTION NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that l have purchased
at Priva Sale on the 2lst day of Jan. 1857,
the following goods Of Ttllman Hufmsn, and
let the same IN his possession. All persons are
cautioned not to Deddlc or interfere with the
same
ShOats, Cows, Hcifer, Is Bushel OF W heat.
IS Bushel OF Corn, Cook stove, Coal stove, 8
hundred Weight OF Pork. the undivided third
ct ~ acres II Wheat In the giound 4 Beds and
bedding, lot OF Chickens, Bushel Of Potat oes,
one dozen Chairs, side Board, 2 Tablep,
Bureaus. Iron Kettle, lot OF Carpet. Siuk and
lot OF q Queensware.
WM. II. HUFFMAN,
Jan. ~, 3w, pd.
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Well, Foraker of Ohio was res
deemed, General Beaver Of Penn
sylvania was redeemed and after
1888, James e. Blaine OF Maine, can
sing with Sankey, the Evangelist
I've been redeemed, I've been res
deemed Sc
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REAL & PERSONAL PROPERLY
Al
ADMINISTRATORS SALE !

The undersigned Administrator Of tho Estate
Of Reuben Walter, decd, by virtue of an order
Oi tho Orphan Court of Snyder county will
sell the following descdhed Real Est .te at Pub.
lie sale ON the premises In Centre Township,
Snyder comfy, Pa. near Zion's Church. On
Saturday, February -, 1887,
A Tract OF Land. bounded north by lands Of
Frank Ritter, cast by Ruben belong, decd south
bNlsrael Shamory, and west by Frauk Ritter con
tanning about TEN ACRES, more or les. On
which Is erected Two-story, Plank, Weather
boarded HOUSE. Most OF tho tract Is enclosed
same time and place, the personal property OF
said decedent.
TEltMS.-2o per cent. cash, % per cent on con.
hrmatioo, and balance Apri., ist, issI
Sale TO commence NJ 10 A. NJ.
cEuRGE WALTER,
Jan. u, 1857. Administrator.
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General Beavers three yenr old
boy Jimmie, the pct Of the family,
died Of diphtheria, in the Guber-
material Mansion, Harrisburg, on
SUNDAY.
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Auditor Gepersl Nilep has address

Auditor GeneSsl NileB has address
eda letter 10 all County Commission.
ers Of the State 10 regard to the in-
structions 10 be given Mercantile
Appraisers for the current year.
Because ofa decision Of the Supreme
court, the publication 10 the news,
papers Of the mercantile list will be
dispensed with until the Legislature,
by enactment, direct otherwise.
The Appraiser will rate aud assess all
dealers and shall give to each per-
son who be sball assessor to some
person living on the premises where
the business rated is carried on, q
written or printed notice, specifying
tbe classification and the amount Of
license 10 be paid by the person
assessed, and also OF the time aud
place when and where be, the APP
praiser, will hold 80 appeal.
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DR. Higoee, Superintendent Of
Public Education, has addressed
a con- 10 unicstion 10 the House Of
Representatives through its Speaker,
requesting an inquiry by that body
into the alleged abuses at the var
ious Soldiers Orphans Schools.
He asks for thorough investigation
OF the whole matter. He refers 10
the request made by Ex-Governor
Pattison for his resignation, but
says that to have complied would
have been in measure q confession
Of guilt lie declares that M inyes'
tigation conveying eyesy detail viii
be most gladly welcomed. Con-
scious Of bis innocence Of the charges
a personal malice brought against
him, DR.. Higbse has ct the earliest
moment placed The case 10 the bsDd'
;cx : <ho1t1Sr- 'ti~b w. ~; ~
Y..-- ..... ->oao Abort ~
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ORPHANS COURT ShLB.

IL, virtue Of an order OF the Orphans Court,
under proceedings in Partition, II. ]. Keiser one
one Of the administrators Of the estate of q Gorge
;. Mus,er late of Franklin twp, Snyder county,
expose and sell at public sale on the premises, on
Wednesday, February 2nd, 1887.
Tho following described prenises-both tracts
situae IN Franklin twp, Snyacr county, Pa.,
TRACT No. !. situate In the town OF franklin,
near the Middleburgh Railroad station, contain
ing
OnerFourtb Acre,
more or less, bounded Oh the North by an Alley,
on the East by lots of Andrew Kratzer, on the
South by Public Road, on the West by lot OF
Horny VI. Rcnningcr, whoreon are erected a two
st,Iy frame dwelling
House, Stable,
and other outbuilding,; also a good we'll Of wa.
ter near the door, and variety Of irut trees. l,
tsone otth best lots In the town OF fraaklin.
TRACT No. :, situate In Franklin township
atore 'aid. about two and a half miles southeast
Of Middlcburgh, Oh the road leading to Free.
burg, containing
2 Acres,
more or less, in good state Of cultivation, ex.
cept small piece which is
Wood Land,
bounded on the North by land OF Adam n. Wal.
tor. on the East by land of Rachael Wagner on
the South by land Of John W Renninger, aud
Parties who desire to purchase a good home wi Oh
ample space on the lot for building and Improve.
ments, or desire TO purchase n truck patch will
do we'll tO attend this sale.
TERMS OF SALE-Twcnty per cent. of the
purchase u oney 10 be paid whom the property IL
struck down, aud the balance on confirmation OF
salc. Sale TO commence at 10 o'clock A. NJ. OF
said day.
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a bill hos been introduced in the
legislature authorizing the people of
Perry to take u vote on removing
tho county seat to Newport.
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Thursday, February 3rd, 1887,

county, IA, dcco-sod, Will expose W pulaic slc,
on the premises, on
Thursday, February 3rd, 1887,
The following described real estate, to wit:
TRACT No IA certain lot OF q round situate
IN the town Of Port TrevortOn, Snyder county
Pa, occupied by John |. Keller. containing ONE
AND ONEHALF ACRES, more or lcss, where.
on are erected good frame dwelling
House, Stable
and ohcr ou;buildings, is well set with choice
fruit trees.
TRACT No 2--Another lot situate iu tho
town azores lid occupied by II. =. Arnold, in >.
tcc Of the Peace, and contains ONE.fOURTH
ACRE, whercOn IA erected
Good Frame House,
HOG STABLE. CHICKEN HOUSE. and 9th.
er necessary outbuildings. The lot is woll set
with variety of
Choice Fruit Trees,
excellent we'll Of 5wator near the door. These
are desiable properties, and will be sold on easy
terms.
Sale a. commence at II o'clock A. NJ. of said
day when torms will be made known by
WN. HARDING,
January L. 1887. Executor.
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Subscription $3.50 Per Year
RATES CT ADVERTISING :
Thursday, January y, 1887

Miss Ada kurtz has been renp-
pointed deputy sheriff Of Franklin
county.
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Jan. Is, y

A DNINISTRATORS' NOTICE
IALctters OF hdminisirAtion on the estate
Catherine Seaman, late Of West Perry township
Snyder Go Pa, deceased, having been grant.
I'd to the undersigned all persons knowing
themselves Indebted to said estate are req nest
haying claims willprosent them duly authsn
ticated to
JIG. HoRNBERoER,
Jsn.o 'G. dministrAtor.
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Election Notice

The anunl meeting of the members OF the Bea.
vertown Mutual Fire Insurance Co.. Of Reaver.
town, Pa, for the election Of Directors, will be
held ut their home Office ~ ReayeTtown, on sat
urday, Janu ry 20. 1857, between the hours OF
and +. M.
All. BowERsoX. Sec.
EXECUTORS' NOTICE. Letters
lLtestamentary on tho estate OF WIN. IL
Backus late OF Perry township, SNYDER
Co, decd, having been granted to the unde.
signed, all persons knowing themselves indeb
ell to said estate are requested to make imme
diate payment. those having claims were
present them duly authenticated TO the under
signed.
GEO. JACOBS, Jr
A.G. HORNBER8ER,
Jan. o yr. Executors.
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REAL ESTATE AT
SALE

by virtue Of an order issued out of the Or.
ph1ns Court Of Snyder county, the undcr.ig ignod
Administrator OF the estate Of Mary Jane Hare,
late of Franklin twp, Snyder county, Pa. de.
ceased, will exposed 10 public sale, on the prem.
ises, on
Friday, January 28th, 1887.
The following described real estate, to wit:
All that certain smessuarge and tract Of land
situate In franklin township, Snyder county,
Pa, containing.
68 Acres,
more or less bounded North by lanGs of Eman.
uel Schoch, East by lands OF Jacob Steninger
and Charles Steninger, Wost by lands Oi Isaac
Swarm and Others, on which are erected a
twostory dwelling
House, Stable
and other OutbuildinRs. About IS Acres OF above
is clear and the balance WELL IiMBERLD
TRACT No. 2-BeinyA
Limestone Lot
situate in the township aforesaid, bounded North
by lands OF james Showers, East by lands of Wal.
do Ssuck, South by Mddlecreek, aud West by
Ocker Weirlck, contaius oNE-HALF ACRE.
more or less
TERMS-2o per cent. when property is struck
down, and balance ON April !, 1887.
Sale TO commence at 10 o'clock A. NJ of said
day when due attendance will be given hy
PERRY HARE,
January 4, 1881 Administrator.
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A DMlNISTRATORS NOTICE.
N Letters OF administration on the estate Of
Henry Smith late Of Spring Twp Suyder 90
deed, having been granted to tho undersigned. =.
all persons knowing thomselye Indebted to.
said estate are requested to make immed ate
payment, while those having claims will pre-
sent them duly authenticated for sottlene 1t TO
the undersigned.
I.C. SMITH,
q. j. SChOOH,
Jan. Is, 'sT. Administrators.
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EXECUTOR'S NOTICE Letters
lJtestamentary on the estate OF Theophilus 8
= Sineford, late OF Franklin township, Snyder
County, Pa, dcc'd, having been granted TO the
un dersigu cd, all persons knowing them selves
Indebted to said estate are requested to make
immediate payment, while those having claims
will prosont them duly authenticated for set
tlonont to the undersigned.
A. KREEGER.
Jan. 20. 81. Executor
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EXECUTORS SALE OF
REAL ESTATE

The undersigned Executor Of tho essase OF
Daniel l.easc, late Of Perry township, Snyder
county, Pa, deceased, will expose W public nle,
on the premises, on
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CHANcERY.
A CARD OF THANKS.

Mr.. G. w. BosT, of this city, who
was so painfully injured by the cars on
the night of Dec. 9Th, 1886, and after
wards carried to Frederick, remembers
the many kind friends who contributed
to his comfort, in the following card;
When torn and crushed, and almost
dead, was taken to Frederick, the
great God of Love, raised up many
friends to soothe my pains and speak
words of comfort to me. Among those
who desire to directly thank, are the
Masons of the two Frederick Lodges,
who watched over me increasingly. AL
so N. G.. Keefer, v. G.. Eaken, Score
tary Fox, my boyhood friend; Frank
Mcdonald; the members of the Hoffner
House, people of the immediate neigh
borhood, the kind ladies', who took
charge OF me and almost every hour
gave some token of love and mercy, DR..
Chas. Smith, Mr.. Mullinix. agent at
Frederick station, and his assistant l..
O. Frazer, who was present with me
every day. Though far from home,
these loving, warm-hearted people,
nursed me, cheered me, comforted me,
and never shall cease to love them.
God bless them all, and should any of
their children ever be thrown, mangled
and Unconscious, among strangers, may
they have around them loving people
and kind hearts to care for them. My
wife joins with me in thanking them
all. Feeble and sore, dedicated these
lines to the noble, generous people who
were as my family, in Frederick. God
bless them. Very Respectfully,
G.. w. BosT.
Frederick pepers please copy.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1887-01-15

IS BISHOP GL.OSsBRENNER, of the
United Brethren Church, died at his
home in Virginia last Friday aweek.
lie was modest, untiring and unassum-
ing, but wise and far-seeing. We an.
mex a short sketch of his life: sta
AT the first session Of Virginia Con-
ference, which met at Mill Creek, Shen-
andoah County, Va, April 9th, 1891,
presided over by Bishop Henry Kumler,
senior, j. j. Glossbrenner, a young man
slender and beautiful in forn, eighteen
years of age, appeared and was received
into the ministry OF the United Breth-
rem Church and at once began his mar
velous itinerant career. In 1884 he was
elected presiding elder. In 1887 he was
a delegate to the General Conference,
and was also elected delegate to the
General Conference of s641 and 1916. In
1S45 he was elected bishop, and re. elect
ed at each succeeding General Confer
ence, thus holding the Office OF an active
bishop forty years and that OF a retired
or bishop emeritus since May, 1885, al
most forty-twe years in all.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1887-01-15

CHILDREN AND THE BIBLE.-Chil-
dren should early be taught to read the
Bible. Some parents think that If they
send their children to Sunday School.
and get them to read Sunday School
books and papers, that!i all that is nee
essary, and that they are being brought
up in the way they should 60. But this
is mistake. The Sunday school is not
a substitute for home teaching, nor Sun :
day school papers for the Word of God.
Children must be taught, and home is
the best school, for it is the one in
which God has placed them the Bible
is the best text book, :or 1t is the Word
Of God > and parents are the best teach
ers, for they are appointed of God.
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treat 81 ~ ale az tbs NeS York
q or'rng u Use, =. Wells old stand Baker
b l'in.r u qEFen : Martinsburg, w.
Va.
AS ehare concluded 20 close up this
store and we N ~ remove all Of our goods
by January y 'ssT, we shall sell all our
goo Is consisting of ready made clothing
for men boy. and childgens wear. Gent
furnishing goods. hats, caps. trunks and
yalises atcost, 10 liberal offer refused.
Persons in need OF clothing can buy goods
at sacrifice only Is days longer, then
we shall move. An Early cail solicited.
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A FRIEND IN NEED.

Carpenters, builders, laborers, and in
fact all kinds OF working men who are
particularly liable to Rheumatism, Neu
ralgia, Backache, etc., should always
have close at hand Pomeroy's Petro-
line Plaster. In nearly every case the
result is instantaneous. There is no
remedy equal to them. For over five
years they have been in general use and
stood the test of publ criticism, and are
to-day more firmly established than ever
in public estimation, and steadily in
creasing in favor. There are a few
families who do not regard them as a
household necessity. Beware of coun-
terfeits. Insist on having the genuine
article. JOHN LEE FOUT, Agent,
Martinsburg, w. Va.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1887-01-15

A PLEASANT GENTLEMAN. Sever.
al days ago we had the pleasure of meet
Gen. John Il. Healey, clerk of the Ap
pelate Court of Chicago. He is a very
interesting conversationalist, pleas
ant, genial gentleman, and Republi-
can to the back bone. During the late
unpleasantness the general was fire.
quently in this neighborhood, and
speaks warmly of the kindness and hos
pitality of om people. BY the way, his
name is prominently mentioned in con-
nection with the Senatorial election in
Illinois. He would prove a safe and
able successor to Gen. Logan. We
were sorry the Generals stay amongst US
was so brief, and hope he may conde-
scend to pay us another visit in the fu
ture.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1887-01-15

ELECTION OF OFFIcERs,-The n2em-
.bers of the Firemen and Mechanical
Mutual Fire Insurance met in, annual
meeting in the office of Justice Mathaei
on Tuesday, Jan. 4. The following of
fieers were elected President, III. n /.
Deatriek; Vice President, George p.
Riner, Secretary, G. r. Mathaei, Treas
urer, III. 4. Cushwa. Board of Directors
w. A. Cushwa, Jos. FL. Shaffer. George
o. Sperrow, M. v. Small. Ed. Raugh.
G. w. McKown, Geo. p. Blessing, c..
T. Butler. The meetings Of the com
pany will hereafter be held at Squire
Mathaei's Office.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1887-01-15

The February Number OF Scribner's
Magazine. of which $4,000 copies have
been ordered at a first edition. will contain
a most interesting article, by Mr.. John q.
Ropes, upon the 9 Likeness of Julius Cae-
sar,o with Is portraits, one OF which, en-
sraved by Mr.. w. Is. Closson, viii be the
frontipiece of the number. a new story
lis begun in the same number by Mr.. Il j.
Stlmson (J. s, OF Dale y, entitled, !. The
Residuary Legatee.o The second install
ment OF ex-Minister Washburne;s ..Remin-
iscences OF the Seige andCommune OF
Paris is OF tire greatest interest, describ-
ing as IT does tee most Interesting phases
OF the siege.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1887-01-15

WE are sorry Mr.. Feller is slightly
indisposed and hope he may soon be
about again
sMr. Thos. F. Lambert, who for 10
years conducted the City Hotel barber
shop, this city, called at the News office
Monday. He is now carrying on sue
cessful business at Roanoke, Va
Frederick Netcs."
"Mr. Thos. f. Lambert, referred to
by the Ne,os is the popular Salem ave-
nue. barber of this city, and truely he
has the cosiest and most comfortable
shaving parlors in the city. "-Roaaoke
Times.
TOMS many friends here will be glad
to learn that he is snug as a bug in a
rug.
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S)ircrit Court.

Hon. c. j. Faulkner. Judge; George w.
Feidt Esq, Prosecuting Attorney;
Robt Lamon, Esq, Sheriff; 5. III. Mar
tin, ESD, Clerk.
Tie Grand Jury brought in the fol-
lowing Indictments
Pat Ray, felony Joseph Pine, mis-
demeauor VIM. N. Griffin and VIM.
Griffin, Jr., same George Carpenter,
same ; Jacob Sherrard, same Thomas
Brown, same; J. N Cunningham,
same; Samuel Silvers and John Silvers
same Patrick Bailey, same Brown q
Brooks, same Williams u Schell,
same Florence Underdonk, felony.
COMMON LAW.
State vs.. VIM. III. Read, verdict by
jury mot gnilty."
State VS.. Florence Undertook, mot
guilty"
State VS.. Thomas Brown, plead gull
ty and fined SIS, and in case fine not
paid, to be confined in Jail for 20 days.
State VS.. William N. and VIM. Crit
| fin, Jr., q capias entered.
State VS.. John Stevens. verdict OF un
lawful cutting, prisoner remanded te
Jail.
CHANcERY.
Catharine Falls. et al, VS.. G. s
Rousch, Ex., docketed. n. NJ. Grimm
VS.. same, docketed, Robt. Lamon VS.,
same subpoena issued.
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AN EXCELLENT Professionalism
we overlooked the improvement, made
on the Williamsport Transcript recent
ly. Bro. Richard has done away with
patent outside and now fills the entire
paper with excellent matter. 1t is I'M
doubtedly the newsiest and leading pa
per of Williamsport and we wish its ge-
NAL young editor much success.
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1T is rumcred that new iron bridge
is to be built by the Shenandoah Val.
ley Railroad company, over the Poto-
mac river at Shepherdstown, to take
the place of the present wooden struc-
ture. Work, it is said, will be begun
as soon as the weather will permit
Spirit0 Jefferson.
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tits believed tkat the success Of Serb
ner's Magazine is unique i'll the history OF
magazines. The frst january number
was published ON December 10Th, the first
edition being 100000 copies. III was ex-
hausted on thh day OF publication. on
Saturday, Dec. 18th. IA second edition OF
25000copies appeared. which was NJ once
consumed and an additional l5o0o was
put to prcss-14O,000 copies having been
alreapy sold.l The demand was so great
that Il was impossible 10 keep the dealers
supDlied
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MARRIED.

On the 18th inst, bv Rev. j. X. Riden.
eur, GEO. h. ALBERT and IDA RANEY.
On the 18th inst. at the U. b. parsonage,
by Rev j. Il. Ridenour, ISAAC N. MILLFR
aud MARY VI. BUTTS, all of this county.
Jan. 9Th, at Falling Waters Church, by
Rev. ii. Gilmore. assisted by Rev. VIM.
Leayell, Mr.. l.. o. Willis and Miss A. NJ
Newkirk.
At the residence of Mr. John Dumford,
on Jan. 18th, 1887, by Rev. w #. Roberts,
Mr. Lawrence Onderdonk to Miss Ellie v.
Cage both OF this county.
At the residence OF the brides parents,
on the Black Pend Farm, on the 9th inst,
by Rev. j. Slaughter, Miss ROsette Mc4iil-
Ian and Mr.. Samuel NJ. shriner.
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THE sale of the Wolff property in
this city resulted as follows Mr. Chas.
Lamar purchased the house and lot on
Burke Street for $1,000. Messrs James
HI. Shipe and j. H. Racy bid in one on
the same street for 81 $50 and Mrs.
Aiken secured the house on King St.
now occupied by the Gallaher family,
for 1910. The property is considered
as bringing good prices.